“St Nicholas is not coming this year. Instead, a much darker, ancient spirit. His name is Krampus” It turns out that Michael Dougherty had wanted to do a scary Christmas movie for a while. Let’s see how his research in Halloween’s Pagen origins lead him to learn more about Krampus Learn about how Krampus shot […]
This week, the elves take a trip back in time to the Golden Age of Cinema to cover the 1945, post-WWII classic, “Christmas in Connecticut.” They also veer off track a bit and talk about some icons we recently lost, what new shows they’re hooked on, and some exciting announcements in the world of Christmas […]
Ken Kessler from the Sounds of Christmas talks to Ken Benson from P1 Media Group about how and why Christmas songs get tested, and how your local radio station may be using some of that data. They also talk about some of the songs on the list that were surprises, and some surprised about artists […]
Episode E of The Christmas Alphabet Podcast. Christmas Alphabet is a podcast about Christmas, in alphabetical order. Every two weeks there’s a new episode about Christmas feelings and facts all starting with one letter of the alphabet. The podcast is written and hosted by Wayne – an author, broadcaster and Baptist pastor in Manchester, UK. […]
Sorry for the delay in the episode release this week, but here it is! We discuss the plan for BZ and Towzer to travel to Brazil to escape the problems stemming from the Candy Cane’s explosive potential. Join us as we discuss Minute 91 of Santa Claus: The Movie (1985). Our Podcast Website: bit.ly/3jWsLfr Listen to […]
We have a special guest and he hates Christmas! Vote on today’s daily Christmas Music Battle: https://pollforall.com/plzwdwb2 Stay up to date on Christmas TV: http://www.mostlychristmas.com/christmastvschedule/1/ — Email us: christmasmorningpodcast@gmail.com Subscribe to Christmas Morning here: www.christmasmorningpodcast.com Follow us on social media: @xmasmorningpodcast Listen to this episode of Christmas Morning Author: Bramble Jam Podcast Network Title: January […]
Welcome to episode 41 of Holly Jolly X’masu! In this episode I’ll be talking about Christmas songs by Japanese Folk singers. I’ve pulled these songs from half a dozen different records from the late 60s and early 70s. Some are familiar standards, but the real standouts here are the original songs. I’ve been wanting to […]
Ken Kessler from the Sounds of Christmas talks about the passing of Ronnie Spector, her Christmas music and her love of Christmas! Listen to this episode of the Sounds of Christmas Podcast Author: Ken Kessler Title: Ronnie Spector And Her Christmas Music Legacy
What’s up, dudes? It’s a LOST EPISODE! Recorded back in February of 2021, Ray Rojas from the Christmas Carols Blog and I talk chorales and choral pieces from various ‘80s (and some classics shown throughout the ‘80s) Christmas movies and tv specials. From “Mickey’s Christmas Carol” to the 1984 “A Christmas Carol”, from “Somewhere In […]
Happy Monday, Christmas fanatics! After a week off, the elves are back to brighten your new year by discussion the Denzel Washington/Whitney Houston holiday vehicle, “The Preacher’s Wife“! What do you they think of it? Is it actually a Christmas movie or a movie set at Christmas? And how does it stack up compared to […]
In this episode, we listen to the album “Literally Shrunk down and Living in My Christmas Village” with its creator, comedian Adam Kennedy. https://jinglejank.com/episodes/039.html Listen to this episode of Jingle Jank Podcast Author: Scott Newman and Jay LaChapelle Title: Episode 39: Literally Shrunk down and Living in My Christmas Village
What’s up, dudes? Totally Rad Christmas All-Star Benji Pearson joins me on this Epiphany Octave day to talk about ‘80s Christmas decorations, specifically those from a 1981 JCPenney catalog! There are satin baubles! There are velvet bows! There are all sorts of bells! We cover all of it! So turn on your Time Life Treasury […]
We’re back with our first minute of 2022! As Cornelia listens from the shadows, Towzer continues to tell BZ of the dangers of Patch’s candy canes. Is BZ really shocked by the revelation? Plus: Cornelia looking menacing! BZ’s seat cushion! And more brilliant line readings from Lithgow! Join us as we discuss Minute 91 of […]
WEDNESDAY IS HERE! Let’s celebrate Christmas again! Vote on today’s daily Christmas Music Battle: https://pollforall.com/plyxw7xv Stay up to date on Christmas TV: http://www.mostlychristmas.com/christmastvschedule/1/ — Email us: christmasmorningpodcast@gmail.com Subscribe to Christmas Morning here: www.christmasmorningpodcast.com Follow us on social media: @xmasmorningpodcast Listen to this episode of Christmas Morning Author: Bramble Jam Podcast Network Title: January 12th – […]
Welcome to episode 40 of Holly Jolly X’masu! In this episode, I talk about the Shadracks’ 1970 album, “Merry X’mas With The Shadracks.” It’s a fun album full of Christmas standards by the Japanese Folk band. I’m sometimes surprised by the records I come across while searching for Japanese Christmas albums. One unexpected gem was […]
I chat with Thomas Ruys Smith, editor of Christmas Past: An Anthology of Seasonal Stories from Nineteenth Century America and Professor of American Literature and Culture at the University of East Anglia. Links from the show: Christmas Past: An Anthology of Seasonal Stories from Nineteenth Century America [publisher] [Amazon] Thomas Ruys Smith’s author website Bumper […]
What’s up, dudes? Let’s celebrate the Feast of the Epiphany by dancing to a Lionel Richie song! Kriss Kringle from Kringle Talks Kristmas talks UK star Cilla Black and her 1983 Christmas show! Are there special guests? Uh, yeah! The BeeGees, George Benson, Julio Iglesias, and more! Is there singing? For sure! There’s even a […]
Episode D of The Christmas Alphabet Podcast. Christmas Alphabet is a podcast about Christmas, in alphabetical order. Every two weeks we’ll have another letter, and more festive feelings and facts. In this, our first post-Christmas episode, Wayne keeps the Christmas spirit alive with topics all beginning with the letter D. We’ve got D for Dickens, […]